newborn
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- adjective
- /ˈnuːbɔrn/
:
recién nacido
- Young couple comes home from the hospital with their newborn baby.
- newborn babies
- newborn infants
- newborn calves
You're like, well, Kevin, here's the newborn screen.
- You're like, well, Kevin, here's the newborn screen.
- You are going to be a newborn Bambi for the next three days.
Examples
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The young couple proudly introduced their newborn baby to family and friends.
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Parents walk with their newborn babies to calm them down all the time.
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I promise to treat her with all the love and respect of my newborn daughter.
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No newborn baby has control.
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Willow and Henry were there with their newborn baby.
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I admit that I get jealous when I see newborn twins sleeping together.
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Ted, holding his newborn daughter, sat quietly next to the bed where his sheet-covered wife still lies.
Fiction book (1997) -
But recently they'd moved back to Annette with their newborn son.
Fiction book (2000) -
In 1926, however, disaster struck: within a few months, Schumpeter's mother, wife, and newborn son died.
Academic text (1991) -
I could even start with a peace offering like this video of newborn kittens chasing a laser pointer.
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Synonyms
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Relating to newborn babies during their first month after birth
Antonyms
Compounds
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High levels of a yellow blood substance in newborn babies that make their skin and eyes yellow
- Specialized
A yellow colour on a newborn baby's skin that usually goes away on its own
- Specialized
A serious lung problem in newborn babies, often premature, when their lungs cannot open properly and they have trouble breathing
- Specialized
Newborn babies breathe quickly and then stop for short times
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A common harmless yellowing of a baby's skin and eyes from an immature liver that goes away
How Young
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Morphology
Etymology
As an adjective, newborn is made from new ('not old') plus born ('to be born'), so it describes a baby or animal that was recently born.